A Report of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council, Appointed for All Matters Relating to Trade and Foreign Plantations, on the Commerce and Navigation Between His Majesty's Dominions, and the Territories Belonging to the United States of America1791 - 117 sider |
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... paid great attention to the queftions propofed to them , ) that they expreffed their fentiments with much hesitation , and fome difference , concerning the measures beft calculated to promote their interefts : It happened alfo , that ...
... paid great attention to the queftions propofed to them , ) that they expreffed their fentiments with much hesitation , and fome difference , concerning the measures beft calculated to promote their interefts : It happened alfo , that ...
Side 15
... paid great attention to the queftions referred to them.- The Merchants of this City have differed upon many points , and have made feparate reports ; but they appear to agree nearly in their calculations . C 2 A pre- A pretence was ...
... paid great attention to the queftions referred to them.- The Merchants of this City have differed upon many points , and have made feparate reports ; but they appear to agree nearly in their calculations . C 2 A pre- A pretence was ...
Side 17
... paid only by inftallments , poftponing the last of these installments to a very diftant period ; —That in other cafes , no fuits fhould be permitted to be inftituted for a debt contracted by a citizen of the United States till a distant ...
... paid only by inftallments , poftponing the last of these installments to a very diftant period ; —That in other cafes , no fuits fhould be permitted to be inftituted for a debt contracted by a citizen of the United States till a distant ...
Side 18
... paid to the publick faith pledged by the late Treaty of Peace . They observed that , not only the obvious dictates of religion , mo- rality and national honour , but also the first principles of good policy demand a punctual compliance ...
... paid to the publick faith pledged by the late Treaty of Peace . They observed that , not only the obvious dictates of religion , mo- rality and national honour , but also the first principles of good policy demand a punctual compliance ...
Side 63
... paid once in each year . A Cent is the hundredth part of a Spanish dollar , and in value nearly equal to a halfpenny . The present Congress , in their fecond Seffion , repealed the Duties imposed by the first of the before - mentioned ...
... paid once in each year . A Cent is the hundredth part of a Spanish dollar , and in value nearly equal to a halfpenny . The present Congress , in their fecond Seffion , repealed the Duties imposed by the first of the before - mentioned ...
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Account alfo alſo American Ships Annual Increaſe ANSWER TO QUESTION Anſwers Articles average of fix black teas bohea branch of Commerce Brigantines Britain Britiſh Dominions Britiſh Iſlands Britiſh Manufactures Britiſh Merchants Britiſh Ships Britiſh veffels cafes carried cents Colonies in North Committee confiderable Confumption Congreſs countries belonging decreaſed diminiſh diſadvantage Diſtinction Duties impofed ending with 1774 entering inwards eſtabliſhed Exports faid fame favour feveral fhall fhips or veffels fince the War firſt fo employed fome ftated fubject fuch fufficient Glaſgow green teas hydrometer impoſed Increaſe Intereft laſt Laws Legiſlatures Madeira wine Majefty Majefty's meaſures Merchants and Ship muſt neceffary Number and Tonnage paffed Ports pound preſent provifions purpoſe Quantity raiſe Reaſons remaining British Colonies reſpect ſaid Schooners Seffion ſhall ſhips ſhould ſince Sloops ſtated teas thefe theſe thofe thoſe Tobacco Tonnage Duty Tonnage of Britiſh Tons Trade Treaty United Value Veffels belonging Veſſels Weft Indies Weſt William Fawkener
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Side 16 - IT is agreed that creditors on either side shall meet with no lawful impediment to the recovery of the full value in sterling money, of all bona fide debts heretofore contracted.
Side xxxvii - Whereas it is necessary for the support of government, for the discharge of the debts of the United States, and the encouragement and protection of manufactures, that duties be laid on goods, wares, and merchandises imported: Be it enacted, etc.
Side 19 - Acts as may be now existing in any of the States repugnant to the treaty of Peace ought to be forthwith repealed, as well to prevent their continuing to be regarded as violations of that treaty as to avoid the disagreeable necessity there might otherwise be of raising and discussing questions touching their validity and Obligation.
Side xl - An act for laying a duty on goods, wares and merchandizes imported into the United States...
Side xxxii - States, and belonging to a citizen or citizens thereof, or in ships or vessels built in foreign countries, and on the sixteenth day of May last wholly the property of a citizen or citizens of the United States, and so continuing until the time of importation, as follows: On bohea tea, per pound, six cents.
Side 19 - ... a national treaty or any part or clause of it; nor for restraining, limiting or in any manner impeding, retarding or counteracting the operation and execution of the same for that on being constitutionally made ratified and published they become in virtue of the confederation part of the law of the land and are not only independent of the will and power of such legislatures but also binding and obligatory on them.
Side 8 - ... being the growth, production, or manufacture of any of the territories of the United States of America, and being imported in British-built ships or vessels, navigated and registered according to law.—$ 2.
Side xxxvii - ... if above proof, but not exceeding twenty per cent. according to the same hydrometer, per gallon, fifteen cents ; if of more than twenty, and not more than forty per cent. above proof, according to the same hydrometer, per gallon, twenty cents ; if of more than forty per cent.
Side 59 - supreme law of the land ; and that the judges in every state shall be bound thereby, anything in the constitution or laws of any state to the contrary notwithstanding.
Side xxxvii - ... if of proof, and not more than five per cent below proof, according to the same hydrometer...